Bloody Mess & The Skabs
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Bloody Mess & The Skabs were a punk rock band formed in the late 1980s in Peoria, Illinois by front man Bloody F. Mess. They gained national recognition through television interviews with Phil Donahue and through touring with GG Allin on his "Hated in the Nation Tour". The band signed to Black and Blue Records in the late eighties.
Bloody Mess & The Skabs are also known for their use of art by John Wayne Gacy and Kenneth Bianchi (the Hillside Strangler) on their album releases.
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[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- Bloody Mess & The Skabs (EP) (1989) (Mephisto Records)
- 6TH Grade Field Trip (1991) (Black & Blue Records)
- Empty (1993) (EP) (Black & Blue Records)
- Hungover & Stoned (1994) (Black & Blue Records)
- LIVE (EP) (1994) (No Risk No Fun Records (Germany))
- Bloody & The Country Trash Punks (EP) (1995) (Baloney Shrapnel Records)
- A Dog Bisquit For Sick Puppies (EP) (1995) (Black & Blue Records)
[edit] Compilation albums featuring tracks by the band
- Bands Only A Mutha Could Love (1988) (Mutha Records)
- Music To Make Your Ears Hurt (1990) (Black & Blue Records)
- BBLLEEAAUURGHH(1991) (Slap-A-Ham Records)
- The Bloody Years (1994) (Black & Blue Records)
- Music To Make Your Ears Hurt Too (1994) (Black & Blue Records)
- All For One…One For All (1995) (Grand Theft Audio Records)
[edit] Related links
| GG Allin |
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| Bands: The Jabbers - The Scumfucs - Psycho (band) - Bloody Mess & The Skabs - Antiseen - The Murder Junkies |
| GG Allin - Merle Allin - Dick Urine - Mykel Board - Mark Kramer - David Peel |
| Discography |
| Studio albums: Always Was, Is And Always Shall Be - Eat My Fuc - Hated in the Nation - You Give Love a Bad Name (album) - Freaks, Faggots, Drunks and Junkies - Banned in Boston (album) - Carnival Of Excess: Limited Edition - The Troubled Troubador -Brutality and Bloodshed for All |
| EPs: The Troubled Troubador (EP) |
| Films:Hated: GG Allin and the Murder Junkies |
| See also: Punk rock - Hardcore punk - Shock rock - Scum punk- Punk subculture - Transgressive art - Nihilism - Country and Western |
